Chicago P.D. Season 14, Episode 1 ‘Demolition’ will see us say goodbye to Kevin Atwater (why, oh why?), and presumably bring another member to Intelligence while we’re at it. But before that, we gotta solve the massive cliffhanger from Season…
Chicago Fire Season 15, Episode 1 Preview: ‘New Blood’
Chicago Fire Season 15, Episode 1 ‘New Blood’ is bringing with it a lot of changes. We already know we’re getting new firefighters, or candidates. We assume at least some of them will be sticking around. We just hope they…
NCIS Season 24, Episode 1 Preview: ‘Wayward Son’
NCIS Season 24, Episode 1 ‘Wayward Son’ brings back Tony DiNozzo, but it has a lot of other issues to solve that aren’t the why and how DiNozzo is even back. In fact, Tony returning might be the easiest thing…
Chicago Fire Season 15, Episode 1 Advance Review: A Fresh Start
Chicago Fire Season 15, Episode 1 ‘New Blood’ feels, in many ways, like a fresh start for the show, something hard to do in Season 15. The hour offers a lot of answers and a clear focus on which dynamics…
Bedford Park TIFF Review: Inmigrant Families Are Not All Alike
Bedford Park, Stephanie Ahn’s debut, is a subdued but incredibly touching look at what it is to be an immigrant. The movie follows Eli (Son Sukku) and Audrey (Moon Choi), who meet after Eli gets into a car accident with…
Idda TIFF Review: Broken Friendships Make For the Best Movies
Irene Dionisio’s Idda is a movie about vibes, but it’s also a movie about feelings. It’s the best kind of combination, because half the movie looks and feels like you’re living a dream, or like you are the story behind…
Everything We Know About Mark Harmon’s NCIS: Origins Season 3 Return
Mark Harmon is returning to NCIS: Origins. And by returning, we mean it’s not just his voice we’ll be hearing in the upcoming season. No, Harmon, who famously originated the character of Leroy “Jethro” Gibbs on NCIS over twenty years…
Slo Pitch Episodes 3 & 4 Review: Winning the Breakup
Slo Pitch Episodes 3 “A Sloppy Start,” and Episode 4 “Sexy Car Wash,” pick up right where the first two episodes of the show left off and do a great job of providing some depth to the characters we didn’t…
Hombre al Agua TIFF Review: Never As Good As It Could Be
Hombre Al Agua, co-written and directed by none other than Gael García Bernal, is a class satire that tries very hard to be both a comedy of errors and a biting criticism of the systems that keep people in the…
April X Review: Are You Your Memories Or How You Make Them?
April X, the indie sci-fi movie from Michel K. Parandi, is only superficially the story of a man looking for his sister. Instead, the movie is an often interesting, if at times too shallow, story about what makes us us:…
